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A Study in Selective Focus

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    Cool! I like what you were going for but for me I would have liked it a lot more if you had cut off almost half of the OOF flower to give more emphasis to the one in focus. Still like it!
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    You mean like this?
    This is for a different assignment in another forum I belong to.
    I think your version is better Ig...

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    Yes!! That's so much better but I'm not 100% sure the wonderfully in focus part is in the right place now, sorry.
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    I was going to leave it as is but okay one more kick at the can...that's it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by casil403 View Post
    Ummm...I think I will just leave it as is....
    Sorry

    It's just me. Maybe others will think the original was fine!
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    Okay final version is replaced in version #2.
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    I definitely prefer the second version. (The final one, I never saw the other)
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    Quote Originally Posted by casil403 View Post
    Okay final version is replaced in version #2.
    Your efforts proved fruitful. I too am liking the final version much better than either of the other two. I think the trick is to kind of use the out of focus bits to frame the subject. Maybe someone else has a better idea but that's my feeling anyway.
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    Very interesting exercise! i prefer shot 2.
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